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One of a kind season we’re watching and uh continues to play out. Who knows? Maybe that career high will come here tonight or matching it. Maybe he does set a new career high.
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This is Dan Wilson. Here’s our starting lineup for tonight.
Leading off the short,
JP Crawford, Long Beach, California. second the centerielder
Julio Rodriguez from Labra racing back at the track but at the wall it’s robbery no by zone Julio brings it back
the gold love catcher for the other again. Yes, he left field solo smashing six of first base Ohio. Goodbye. Luke ties it up.
Seventh right fielder Dominic zone in Cleveland, Ohio. The Ohio State University. First around the bases the third base
Ben Williamson I’m from Chantelli Virginia College of William Benson from one strike the first time to Robin second base
Cole Young Pittsburgh Pennsylvania
Young makes her league debut is showered with the water bucket in shallow right field taking the All for the Mariners.
Emerson Hancock, Kro, Georgia, University of Georgia.
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You’re listening to Mariners baseball on Seattle Sports. Well, it was a fantastic return home to Seattle for the Mariners. Big win last night, six-2. A lot of fireworks for the Mariners. A little early, but certainly welcome with Cal going deep. Randy a couple of home runs. And can’t wait to see what we have in store tonight. Rick, hopefully another Mariner win. They have won their last two, three of four, seven of their last 11. So, they’re on a nice roll. A lot of things are clicking right now. As you mentioned, George Kirby was outstanding. The bullpen was
very, very good again. And we saw some fireworks. Two home runs from Randy Rosa Rain at his 100th and 100 home runs of his major league career. That’s a heck of a milestone to get 100 of anything but home runs. And then Cal is just setting all kinds of record. Another day, another home run, and another historical mark for Cali. It’s amazing watching him put together a season like this.
It seems to happen every single day. Yeah. and they started this home stand exactly how they wanted to start this home stand. So, we’ll see uh see what’s in store today. This should be an interesting matchup with Lorenzan on one side, the veteran pitcher, and then Emerson Hancock, who had a nice bounceback last time.
He really did. Uh five innings against the Minnesota Twins his last time out. And I look for a good outing for Emerson Hancock. He’s really done a heck of a job this year with so many guys, key players, key pitchers on the injured list in the first half of the season like George Kirby when he was gone the first few months of the year and also Bryce Miller still on the aisle and Logan Gilbert. So, uh, what a beautiful night out for baseball. Welcome to Team Mobile Park everybody on a Tuesday evening. Sun shining, blue skies above, the roof is wide open. That’s the roof report from Three Tree Roofing. The roof report brought to you by 33 roofing, the number one roofer in Washington. Go to 3t roofing.com for a free estimate today. Emerson’s ready to go. The pitch to Jonathan India is a fast ball for a strike and we are underway. Welcome to T-Mobile Park everybody. Mariners looking to make it two in a row over the Royals. Mariners winning last night by a score of six-2. Hancock three and four on the year. Next offer to India. breaking ball and a beauty on the outside corner for a strike and the count is now nothing and two. Hancock at 530 RA making his 15th start of the year. Emerson looks in, gets a sign from Cal the stretch and the pitch swinging a drive into the gap and right center field. Julio on the run he can’t get to it. on the track and bounces over the fence right over the team mobile sign for a ground rule double and an 02 pitch and Emerson would love to have that one back. So India with a double the other way to right center field right away Kansas City with a scoring opportunity that’ll bring up one of the games best. Here’s shortstop Bobby Wit Jr. hitting .284 on the year, 11 home runs and 45 runs batted in and wheels that bat around the set by Hancock. Checks the runner delivers ball for a strike. 0 and one. Went last night one for four with a couple of runs batted in. Had an RBI single and a fieldielder’s choice driving a run as well. Mariners winning last night six-2. Now the stretch by Hancock delivers. Swinging a popup right field side shallow heading for the seats down the line and it’s out of play. Well out of play and the count is now nothing and two. Home played umpire for tonight’s game two of the series. Trip Gibson Malachi Moore is at first base. Chance and Viscante at second. Andy Fletcher is the umpire at third. We are underway the stretch in the O2 to wit swing and a miss and he got him. Strike three with a fast ball away. Emerson Hancock with his first strike out of the ball game and a big one anytime you get Bobby Whit Jr. to swing and miss. So one out for Kansas City. That’ll bring up first baseman Vinnie Pasquantino. Vinnie hitting 266. He has 12 home runs and 47 runs batted in. Center fielder Julio Rodriguez a little toward left center for Vinnie a left-handed hitter. Hancock check of the runner delivers. swing and a miss and a good change up down and in and the countdown is down nothing and one. So Cal Rowley behind the plate already has mixed in pretty much his entire arsenal to the first few hitters. Emerson five innings in his last outing last Thursday in Minnesota. Next pitch swinging a broken man ground ball at third charging Williamson one hands it the throw to first low but it’s going to be picked in time. Holy smoke. Luke Bradley reaching to his right, takes the low throw, and Ben Williamson makes a heck of a play just to get to it along the third baseline. The get the out on Pascino for the second out of the inning. And on the play, India will get to third. Ben Williamson with another Benny. An outstanding play by Ben Williamson. Two outs for Kansas City. Covering up third baseman. Mel Garcia having a nice year for the Royals. batting 309 infield back two down the pitch. Ricky ball misses outside for ball one. AP Crawford at short has a kid to his left, Cole Young at second and a kid to his right at Ben Williams. And both those young players have played very well. Next off, it’s a ball outside says Trip Gibson. Hear him all the way up here and the count is 2 and0 Garcia. We got a lot to look forward to watching these two kids at two big positions. And they’ve been big contributors for the Mariners for sure. That was a really nice play.
Next offer on the way and it’s in their first strike. The count goes to two and one on Garcia. Right now, Bill Young swinging a great bat.
He had a nice time last night. Really hit the ball hard the last handful of games. Three hits last night for the first time in his major league career.
A look in by Hancock. And now the two on the way. Garcia swinging a foul back behind the plate and the count evens had two balls and two strikes. We’re really seeing this young man grow as well. Emerson Hancock was with the ball club last year up and down about three times. He was four and four overall. 4.25 RA making 12 starts. Hancock looking for the final out here in the first. The pitch on the way to Garcia. Up and away. Ball three. Full count. Three balls and two strikes. Garcia batting just over 300. Right-handed hitter. Hancock ready and the 3-2 pitch. Swinging a ground ball up the middle into center field. A base hit for Garcia. So with two outs, the Royals get a run. Here comes Indie on to score from third. Garcia with a base hit and a run. Batted in. One- nothing Kansas City. That’ll bring up veteran catcher Salvador Perez. The pitch by Hancock left up in the strike zone and Garcia hit it hard right back up the middle. He started to go for that ball with his bare right hand and pulled it back in time. That was a smart move by Emerson. So here’s Perez batting 231. Nine home runs, 43 runs batted in the pitch, swing and a miss and a sinker. The count is nothing and one.
Yeah, it was hit 105 off the bat. Not the kind of ball you want to bare hand. Not a good idea, especially for a pitcher. For anybody, but especially a pitcher. Down the stretch and the 01 to Perez. Low and inside. He has to dance away. Falls right over the plate held by his two hands doing a pushup. And the count is now even on Perez at one and one. Al Raleigh chasing so many guys with his season this year hitting home runs. And right now, Perez is in his sights. The most home runs in a season by a catcher. Next offer, swinging a foul back behind home plate. And the count is 1 and2 on Salvador. Perez in 2021, just four years ago, hit 48 home runs. That’s the major league record for the most home runs by a big league catcher. And Cal Raleigh hit number 33 in last night’s game. In game number 84, the look in by Hancock. And now time is called backing away from home plate. Titans up banning gloves and Cal Raleigh now one of the few guys in Mariner history with 70 RBI’s by game number 84. Brett Boone the other. Here’s a swing and a line shot right at Williamson at third. Braces himself, reaches up and he makes the catch on the line shot right at him and that is going to retire the side. Well, the Royals get a run and a couple of base hits. We go to the bottom of the first. Palm Street bank score the Royals won and the Mariners coming up.
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Well, I didn’t get a million dollars like Bobby did in his bank account if you’re wondering. Here’s the pitch on the way. Loan outside in the dirt for ball two. Two balls and two strikes. Bobby Pon. Sorry about that. That would have been a great way to
I know that would have been really nice, but it didn’t happen. That’s okay.
But way back when when he was in Met, he got this incredible contract and for some reason it was spread out over what, 20 years?
Forever. Yeah. Forever. And every July the 1st, he gets a million dollars from that deal. There’s the pitch. swung on, popped out of play high in the air first base side into the upper deck and the count is still two and two on Julio. So every July the 1st, Bobby Bonia, even though he hasn’t played in what 15 years or whatever, goes cha-ching. It’s a million dollars dropped into his bank account by the Mets. The two again to Julio blowing inside ball three. Nice at bat by Julio. Three balls, two strikes, pitches bad.
Bonia said it’s bigger than my birthday. No kidding.
Whatever. Not only does he get the billion dollars, but everyone texts him and reaches. Hey, happy birthday.
Happy Bobby today. Yeah.
Beats the heck out of my birthday.
I like my birthday. Here’s the wind up in the 3-2. Swing and a high pop left field shallow going out to shortstop. Bobby Wood Jr. down to the skin portion of the infield. Garcia the third baseman calls for it and it’s Garcia who makes the catch. So two up and two down for the Mariners. Bottom of the first one nothing Kansas City then bring up Cal Robin.
By the way it goes until 2035. So
still going.
There’s still some time. Wow.
Yeah.
That’s amazing. What a contract. Happy Bobby Bonia day for every No, just for buck. Here’s Cal. 33 home runs on the year. The pitch on the way is a strike called 0 and one as Lorenson starts him off with the best. Cal now with 33 home runs, two shy of Ken Griffy Junior’s park 35 hit before the all-star break. Now the wind up and the one on the way to Calen inside bounces in for ball one. One ball and one strike. Cal has set and established so many milestones along the way. The most home runs by a catcher before the All-Star break, breaking Johnny Bench’s record in 1970 when he hit 28. Most home runs by a switch hitter. Any switch hitter before the break. Here’s the pitch and it’s loading inside to Cal. Ball two. Two balls and a strike. Alcal getting ready. Going to be an all-star. No doubt about it. hopefully will be the starting catcher as they reset the vote with phase two. He’ll be in the home run derby. They’ll wind up ban the two-1 to Cal check swing a strike down is even a two goals and two strikes and as a matter of fact his dad Todd Raleigh is going to throw Tim in the home run derby and they were out here today practicing. Todd threw to his son a million times growing up in North Carolina. The look in by Lorenzan and the big right-hander is 22 on the way to Cal. Here she comes. Swing and a miss. The ball squirts on by Perez. Cal takes off. The throw down to first. That’ll complete the strikeout. Put out goes two-3. And that will retire the side. So, we’re going to be rooting for Cal day before the All-Star game in a couple of weeks in Atlanta, Georgia. We go to the top half of the second. Home streak bang score. The Royals won and the Mariners nothing.
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I really don’t know what to say. I’m just uh so happy I gave something. These people cheer. We all did. I mean, it was a great game. Both teams played incredible. It was a great game.
That’s Mike Piaza after he hit an eighth inning go-ahad home run in the first New York Mets home game after 911. Hear moments like this and more on the MLB app and MLB.com. Let’s see if you can figure out the following baseball slang term. Today’s phrase is oppo taco. Do you know what it means? taco. A home run hit to the opposite field.
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Home Street Bank score. Royals one and the Mariners nothing. Top half the second. Jack Kagleon will lead things off. Hangco delivers a fast ball outside. Ball one. Jack Kagleon. First round pick by the Royals just last season out of the University of Florida. Next offer on the way is outside for ball two. Two balls and no strikes. Down in the minor leagues this year had doubleA and triple A. Hit 322 with 15 home runs. Big strong kid 56 RBI’s now the 200. This is down and away ball three 3 and0 the countleon batting 57 and most every rookie struggles when they first get to the big leagues he has two home runs. Those came in the same game. He has four runs batted in the stretch by Emerson. The three 0 in there for a strike. Down is now three and one. back had a stretch where he was 0 for 19 until last Friday when he got a base hit. How old for his last 13. The wind up and the pitch swing and a foul straight back and the count is full. Had three balls and two strikes. Game two of the four game series with Kansas City. Another bark in the park night. So our four-legged friends here at the ballpark. Great to have everybody here. It’s always a popular promotion. Here’s the pitch. Fast ball up and in. All four. So Kagleon with a walk. That’s the first walk given up by Emerson Hancock. Let’s pause for station identification time. This is the Global Credit Union Mariners Radio Network. This is Mariners baseball on Seattle Sports.
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710 Kirro AM Seattle and Kirro FM HB2 Tacoma, the home of the Mariners. Here’s second baseman Nick Loftton. And Loftton takes a strike from Hancock. 0 and one. Hancock with his sinker and his change up. He’s going to get a share of ground ball outs. He could use one right here. Down the stretch and the pitch loft on a swing and a line drive down the left field line. A fair ball in toward the corner. Browning second is Kagleone. He’s heading for third. He’s going to be waved in up at the ball to Rosena. The throw in. Cut off by JP. No relay to the plate. scoring is Kagleion on a double by Nick Loftton down the left field line and the Royals now lead it two to nothing here in the top half of the second. Loftton with a shot down the left field line. So Kansas City takes advantage of the leadoff block. Still nobody out and that’ll bring up left fielder John Rae. Ray won for three last night. Ray batting just 182, no home runs and three runs banned in the stretch and the pitch. He tries to bunt and bounces it off the plate, bounces high in the air behind Cal Raleigh and the count is 0 and one on Rave. Kansas City very quickly with two runs, but they’ve had their problems offensively. They are last in the American League in run score this year, 279, seventh in the league in hitting. They don’t strike out. Second fewest strikeouts. Here’s the stretch and the pitch on the way to Ra. Swing and a foul tip into Cal’s glove. And the count is now nothing at two. Kansas City off to a quick start. Two runs on three base hits. Had two runs last night. Here is the set by Hancock and the O2 on the way. Swinging a ground ball. Hit hard but fouled on the first base side. And the count is still nothing and two. That’s an interesting matchup. You have the Royals, a team that makes a lot of contact. They don’t strike out. Generally, their contact, they don’t hit the ball hard and it’s not a lot of slug. Emerson, a guy who doesn’t strike out a lot, so there’s going to be a lot of contact in this game.
Nice offer. Swinging a foul back by Rave again. This one off the netting behind home plate, but the Royals have slugged in the game so far. A couple of doubles early on. It’s made a difference.
But overall, they’re not hitting the ball out of the ballpark. Two doubles already. Handcock from the stretch and again the O2 to Ray. Swinging a line drive over the head of Young at second into right field for a base hit. Over to third goes Loft and he’ll stay there. Up with the ball is Canzone. Fires it into the plate. So still nobody out here in the top half of the second. Royals have a run in and runners on at first and third. That’ll bring up center fielder Kyle Isel. Jonathan Indian do up next. Kansas City 39 and 46. And Gary, they had a heck of a year last year getting to the playoffs as one of the wild card teams in that interesting battle in the American League Central with Detroit, Cleveland, and these Royals.
Yeah, they were all in it. They all picked on the White Socks all year. Everybody did.
Picked up a lot of wins off the White Socks. Very competitive. What was impressive when you look at what the Royals did last year. The jump from the year before. It’s a team that lost over a hundred games the previous year.
Yeah.
And jumped themselves into the postseason just a year later. That is really hard to do. They did it. Unfortunately, you know, the Pasquantino injury at the end of the season really hurt them going into the postseason. Their offense just wasn’t the same. you know, their record, you know, when he went down was one of the worst in baseball for the last month of the season, month and a half. Well, Emerson Hancock still in trouble here in the top half of the second. Here’s Isel pitch on the way and it’s a strike called 0 and one. And is back. Nobody out. They try to turn two to give up a run to get two outs. Like I said, Hancock when he’s down in the strike zone with that change up and the sinker. Good job to get a ground ball right now to Young. Here’s the pitch on the way. Swinging a ground ball to Young. Snares it on a hop. He’ll go to second. The relay to first by JP. Not in time. And another run. Scores. Man, what a play by Cole Young though. A scorcher on a hop to his left. They get the force on Rave at second. Isel is safe at first base on a 46 fieldielder’s choice. He picks up an RBI cuz Loftton scores from third and the Royals now lead three to nothing. What a stop though by Cole Young at second base. Finally get that first out. Now one on, one away. And here’s Jonathan India. The pitch from Hancock is a strike. 0 and one. And we’re seeing Cole Young out there really grow into a big league ball. Swinging the bat, playing really good defense. It’s a lot of help from JP. Here’s a toss over to first base to get Isbel back to the bag.
Unfortunately, everything this everything this inning has been hit hard off handcuff. What was that except 103? Yeah, it was sports. Look in by Emerson and the 01 India inside for ball one. One ball and one strike. Hancock still trying to get himself out of a jam. Two in here in the second the stretch and the one-1 pitch is high and outside for ball two. Two balls and a strike. So the Royals made him work and he had backed up there. let off the game with a double into the gap in right center down the stretch and the pitch way outside ball three and one. Royals trying to get back on track. They were 16 and 15 at the end of April, 15 and 13 in May, but 8 and 18 in June. Welcome to July everybody. Here’s the pitch. That’s over for a strike and the count is full on India at 3 and2. Earlier this year they had a stretch where they lost 10 consecutive games at home and then 11 of 12. Hancock now looking for a double play ball to get out of the inning. The 3-2 on the way high and inside for ball four. So India draws a walk. Second walk given up by Emerson Hancock. both coming here in the second inning. That’ll bring up Bobby Wood Jr. And I want to take a look at this guy with runners on base.
No, that’s a problem. But one of the stars of the game so dangerous. One more double to 30 already this season. 35 runs batted in for Bobby Wit Jr. 11 home runs. He has a 20game hitting streak on the road. Good year for Whit last year. Hancock in with a sign from Cal the stretch and the pitch to Whit. Ball one outside. Ball one signed a big contract. 11-year deal for $288 million. He’s going to be a Royal in Kansas City for a long, long time. Next pitch, swinging a stroller roller right side picked up by underhands the ball over to Hancock at the bag and it’s in time to give Whit at first as Bobby Whit queued it right off the end of the bat to the right side of the infield. Over to Hancock for the second out of the inning on the play. Both runners advance to second and Bell over to third base. Well, big spot right here to limit the damage. Two across, but base hit will drive in two more. So, a big out to get and here is Vinnie Pasquantino. The pitch on the way to Vinnie Lo and outside ball one. The Royals with a big bats right here in the lineup with Pasquantino and Garcia and Perez. Long second for Hancock the stretch and the 10 pitch is loaded outside of Vinnie. Ball two, two balls and no strikes. Vinnie O for his last eight. Prior to that he had a six-game hitting streak. Good left-handed hitter infield back right side. The two his low ball three. And now Hancock way behind in the count and Emerson Gary has thrown a lot of pitches early in the ball game. Is it be number 45? So he’s climbing towards 50 already. A lot of work early.
Yeah, your bet. Three 0.
It’s low and outside for ball four. So Pat Quentino draws a walk. The third walk given up by Hancock here in the second inning alone. And now the Royals have the bases loaded with two down. And that’ll bring out pitching coach Pete Woodworth out to the mount. Have a talk with Hancock to slow him down along with Cal Rally out there. And the batter will be Mike Hilton Garcia ripped a base hit to center field in the first inning. Lou McFlur here at the ballpark this evening throwing out the ceremonial first pitch. Longtime ladies golf coach at the University of Mary Lou. Now Pete turns around and trots on back to the Mariners first base ding out and Hancock is still looking for that elusive third out here in the top half of the second. Hancock goes the rubber looks in gets the sign from Cal Royal at every base with two down two in. Three nothing Kansas City. The pitch to Garcia way outside ball one. No room for Garcia. for four last night. Outfield straight away. Hardly a breeze going in off of Elliot Bay. The next offer on the way. Fast goal. First strike and the count is even on Garcia and one and one. Crow the manager for Kansas City now. His third year with the Royals. The stretch and the 1-1 pitch. Strike on the outside corner. one and two. So Everson really needed that pitch to get out in front of the count. Salvador Perez the look in by Hancock and the one two on the way. Swing and a foul off of Cal and the count is still a ball in two strikes. I don’t know how Cal does it every day out there. those days catching a lot of days good DH open up by Trip Gibson cleaning off both play giving Cal a little bit of a breather after that foul ball
he took a punch right to the mask having the year he’s having doing all that makes it even more amazing yeah runners are leaded every base in the one-two pitch swinging a popup out of play in the first base side and it’s still one and two on Garcia Yeah, it has been a long and I mean a long top half of the second for Emerson Hancock. Royals three runs on four hits. Now the set by Emerson again the one two swinging a chopper past the mound charging is Williamson across the diamond. His thrown to first and it’s going to be in time just in time to get Garcia at first and that will retie the side. Ben Williamson, the third baseman, cutting across way to his left in front of JP Crawford gets to it and that will end the inning. The Royals add two more. We go to the bottom of the second. What a play by Ben Holmes.
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Expand your vocabulary by listening to every game on the MLB app and mlb.com. all season long. Go to mariners.com/valuegames to get your tickets and check out the complete Mariners value game schedule. You’re listening to Mariners baseball on Seattle Sports. Our home street bank score. It’s the Royals three. The Mariners nothing. We go to the bottom half of the second. Jorge Blanco back in the lineup. Leads off the inning. Here’s the pitch by Michael Lorenzan in their first strike 0 and one. Blanco out the last three games missing the series in Texas. He was trying to beat out an infield base in in that wild series against Minnesota and the Cubs. Good to see him back in the lineup. Blanco hitting 248, 11 home runs, the windup and the pitch. Blanco check swing. It’s blowing outside. Ball one, one ball and one strike. Blanco had that knee surgically repaired during the off season. Cut off to a great start in an eighth. Lorenzan ready. Now the wind up and the one-1 pitch to Palco inside with a breaking ball off the glove of the catch of Perez. Ball two, two balls and a strike. Blanco the first five weeks of the year was one of the hottest hit sitters in the American League batting 384 with nine home runs and 25 runs batted in the rough. Here’s the two-1 pitch strike on the outside corner barely doubts the doubts the outside corner does in the count is even at 22. Randy Rosena do up next. Then Luke really the wind up and the next offer on the way low and inside with a breaking ball. Ball three full count. Three balls and two strikes. Need another win to keep pace with the red hot Houston Astros. They won again yesterday. The wind up and the 3-2 on the way to Blanco. Swinging a popup on a play in the third base side. Still three and two. Houston on top in the West at 50 and 34 with a six-game lead over the Mariners. Mariners at 44 and 40 on the year with a lot of baseball left to go as we approach the All-Star break. Two weeks away from today. Here’s the pitch. Swinging a ground ball right side of the mound. Way to his right to backhand. It is Loftton. The long throw to first wide Pascino has to go get the throw and safe at first is Jorge Palanco testing out that knee and he gets himself an infield base hit. Off to the second baseman had to go way to his right toward the bag at second base. That’ll bring up Randy Rosarena, the star from last night’s game. Randy with a couple of home runs, his 100th and 101st career home runs. What a thrill for Randy last night. both to deep right center field. Here’s the pitch on the way low and outside for ball one. Randy in the dugout this afternoon, he said in an article earlier today in the Seattle Times that when he was a kid growing up in Cuba, he hit the ball a lot to right field. Now he likes to pull the ball. Here’s the stretch and the one on the way to Randy. First strike on the inside corner at the knees and the count is even at one and one. righty. A lot of his home runs to the bull side, but the two he hit last night went to the opposite field. When you’re doing that, you’re staying behind the ball, giving that good backspin. Here’s the pitch.
Strike again on the inside corner. He was backing away, but it was a strike. Down is now one and two on Randy. A big big milestone for Randy Rosa last night. The look in by Lorenzan and the one-two pitch way outside two balls and two strikes. Lorenzan last outing four nothing loss against Tampa Bay. Pitched into the sixth inning went five and two/3s. Gave up four runs and eight hits. Bill Walk struck out four. Blanco will lead at first down the stretch and the 2-2 instead. going to toss over to first base and Balanco is picked off. Malachi Moore the first base umpire calling Balanco out. He’s still standing on the bag. Let’s see if Dan Wilson wants to take a look at it right now. Andy Bissell is taking a look at it and he will not. So Palano picked off by Lorenzan. Catch and the tag. And yeah, Prescantino got the tag on the arm before the fingers got to the bag. So, one out, nobody on. And now the two two to Randy swing and a foul back. The count stays even at two balls and two strikes. Well, time now for tonight’s men of Steel report brought to you by Steel Outdoor Power Equipment. Got to be Randy Rose Arena. Two home runs last night. Numbers 10 and 101. The wind up again the 22 outside in the dirt. Ball three full count. Tonight’s Men of Steel Report brought to you by Steel Outdoor Power Equipment. Find your steel. Visit steel dealers.com. That’s stlde dealers.com. Rick Riz along with Gary Hill Jr. Shannon Dreer and a beautiful Tuesday night here in Seattle. Game two of the four game series. The windup and the 3-2 on the way to Randy swing and a well hit ball deep to left field. Is this going to be 102? It is. Goodbye baseball. Holy smokes. Randy Rose Arena over the Mariners bullpen in left field. He hit 101 last night. Number 102 tonight. And the Mariners get on the board. It’s now the Royals three. And the Mariners won on Ry’s 11th home run of the season. And Randy is in a groove. He’s got a home run bench going. Tear right now by Randy gets the Trident before he enters the first base dugout. Here we go. Here’s Luke Brley. The wind up the pitch on the way to Luke. Tries to bunt and he takes a pitch way inside for ball one.
He has three homers now in his last four plate appearances.
That’s a pretty good groove.
That’s pretty good work.
Wow. He is some kind of strong. I don’t know the count on He saw Garcia playing back. Next off on the way to Luke. It’s a strike on the outside corner. One and one. Well, they say home runs come in bunches. And right now the last few days they’ve come in bunches for Randy. Here’s the pitch. Luke swinging a popup out of play in the third base side. And it’s one and two on a bananas. It’s the home runs for Randy Rosena. Here’s the light up and the one two on the way to outside. All two, two balls and two strikes. Don Kenzone to up next. Here’s the wind up and now the two two going to ground ball to the right side. Off to his left to second base Loftton waiting for Pat Cino to get to the bag. He gets there in time. Takes the throw from Loftton for the second out of the inning. So two down. That’ll bring up Dom’s own zone. Loftton had to wait because Pascino was going to his right to try to get to it and saw that Loftton had a better chance. Really made that play pretty close though.
Yeah, Upton had to wait. So, here’s Dom Canzone. Two for four last night. Been a great bat since coming back from Tacoma. The wind up the pitch and Tom swing and a miss. Big cut and the count is nothing and one. last 18 games. Kzone batting 288 with five home runs and eight runs batted in. Now the wind up and the 01 pitch on the way. Swing and a miss. Change up down and away. Down is now nothing and two. 3-1 Kansas City. Bottom of the second, two outs, nobody on it. And now the O2 on the way to Kzone blowing inside. Bounces in for ball one. One ball and two strikes. Man, we had a really nice Monday night gathering last night. Over 27,000 fans here last night. Night is Park of the Park night. And another Mariners value game. The wind up by Lorenz in the one-two on the way to Dom. Swinging a fly ball into right field. Backing up is Kaggle Leone near the one track. He’s there to make the catch and that will retire the side. But the Mariners get a run on another home run by Randy A. Rose Arena. We go to the top of the third. Home Street Bank score. The Royals three and the Mariners won. Introducing baseball’s all new national pregame show. MLB tonight live at 5. Join Greg, Harold, and Dan. The star roster for a preview of all the nights matchups. Get a first look at the lineups.
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I really don’t know what to say. I’m just uh so happy I gave something. These people cheer. We all did. I mean, it was a great game. Both teams played incredible. It was a great game. That’s Mike Piaza after he hit an eighth inning go-ahead home run in the first New York Mets home game after 911. Here moments like this and more on the MLB app and MLB.com. Let’s see if we can figure out the following baseball slang term. Today’s phrase is oppo. Do you know what it means? taco. A home run hit to the opposite field.
Austin with ano taco. His 13th and it’s a one-run game.
Expand your vocabulary by listening to every game on the MLB app and MLB.com. You’re listening to Mariners baseball on Seattle Sports. We go to the third inning. Royals on top three to one. That’s your Home Street Bank score. Al Pres could lead things off for the Royals here in the third. Hancock could use a quick inning here. His pitch swag got clubed on a couple hops. It’s picked up on the shoe tops by Williamson. Fires the first a little wide but scooped by Rayley and that’s the first out. And Williamson has been awfully busy early on in this ball game. One pitch one away. With us inside the Western Washington Toyota radio booth playing right field today for Kansas City. Former Florida star really not that long ago. drafted last year in the pitch. That’s a strike. The fourth seam at 92 on the corner. We haven’t seen the huge VO from Hancock in this game. He’s ready. Yong sails outside with a change up. One ball, one strike. Last ball was hit hard as well. Kansas City has hit the ball hard in this game. One run in the first, two in the second. Here’s the one-1. Foul back to the screen. One ball, two strikes. Hancock set from the chest. He delivers. Get chase with a slider low. It’s a perfect night for baseball here at T-Mobile Park. temperatures. That’s 76 degrees, sunny, nothing but blue sky overhead. Here’s the 2-2. And that’s just inside. Missed with the fast ball in 94. The entire field in shadow except for the 401 marker on the wall bathed in sunshine. It’s like a spotlight on it. Here’s the 3-2. Swung out, popped up. That’s out of play. Third base side into the seats. These are the nights that we dream about. The cloudy, rainy winters, nights like this, that’s what keeps us all going. Here’s the 3-2. Swung on, popped up third base. And that’s going to get out of play as well over the Royals dugout a couple of
Is there any way we can bottle this pop it open in middle of November when it’s cloudy and rainy? It’s just so perfect. Yeah, we’ll count. Three balls, two strikes, one out. Royals up by two. The pitch swung out. Fouled away again. This is not what Hancock had in mind. He’s had to work. This would be pitch number 60 coming up for Emerson. The guys have had long advance against Hancock.
One strike out on the way. That was Bobby W in the first. A 3-2 swung on a charge center field ranging over Julio. He’s in the gap. Plenty of space. Now Randy right there calls it. He takes it, makes the catch and there’s two away. Hey, when the ultimate MLB All-Star Week experience in Atlanta thanks to Corona. Head to cbisweeps.com/corona Mariners to enter. No purchase necessary. 21 and older. Corona extra beer supported by Crown Import Chicago. Contest ends July 5th. What an offense. Here’s Loftton. He had a double this last time. Here’s the pitch. That’s on the corner strike. The Mariners bullpen is not out of the woods yet. They’ve had to do a lot of heavy lifting, so they could still use some innings from Hancock today. Here’s the 01. That’s outside. Same as it’s been the past few days. You’d have to expect there’s a guy or two down in the bullpen today. Brash has pitched three out of the last four games. Dave Spire has pitched three of the last four games as well. 1-1. That’s outside. And Thornton has gone back to back. So, we don’t know who’s available, who’s not, but there’s some candidates who are down today.
Giving an idea how much they pitch the last four games. They’ve worked 19 innings. That’s over two complete games.
Yeah. The 2-1 swung on a chopper third base side foul. So with that being said that again it’s a situation where they could use six at least solid innings from the starter which they have been getting the last few times out or they’ve really needed to. They had to have Kirby yesterday. They had to have Castillo. They had to have Bo and they came through each time. The 2-2 swung on hit to center field. Julio ranging back a couple of steps. He’s under it. Waiting for it to drop out of the blue sky. One-hand catch and that’s it. A one, two, three inning for Hancock in the third. Just what he needed. Go to the bottom of the inning. Mariners trailing. It’s 3-1 on the Global Credit.
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You’re listening to Mariners baseball on Seattle Sports. Williamson going to lead things off third and trip three to one. Lorenson into the motion. He deals. That’s outside for a ball. one and0en the veteran he’s been around he’s a kitchen sink guy he’s going to throw a lot of different pitches at the Mariners tonight into the motion here comes his 10 strike right on the edge do the two seam there seven different pitches for Lorenzan and the percentages are pretty equal doesn’t really lean on one that much more than the others here’s the 1-1 swan grounded to Third base, a couple hops. Garcia gloves it. Fires across a little high, but in time. That’s first out here. Cleans on the four seam the most, but still it’s just above 20% usage. So, you will mix it up. He’ll throw pitches at any count. Has been more of a struggle for him his last handful of starts. Off to a pretty good start this season for Kansas City. Last six games though. ERA of seven. Here’s Paul Young, pitch. Got the knees a little low, but all the strike at 94. Young guy had got three hits for the first time in his career last night. Ren staring in into the motion. Here’s the 01. Watch us all the way in. That is a strike. Scraping the edge. No balls, two strikes. One out. Third inning. Rosarena, another homer supplying the run for the Mariners. Here’s the O2. Swung out. Hot shot right side through. Base hit. Oh, Young stays hot. That’s a base hit. That flips it to the top of the order. Here’s JP Crawford. Now, speaking of the Randy home run, that is something the Mariners to make happen against Lorenzo. He’s given up 17 homers now on the season. That’s the top 10 of most homers allowed by any pitcher in baseball. So have some chances. Here’s JP Crawford. Pitch strike. Dropped the curve ball. Julio on deck and then count. Young steps off a lead and a low crouch. No steals on the year. He’ll one and he brought a fast ball just outside. Change up. One ball, one strike. JP had a couple hits last night just out of the top 10 and on base percentage in baseball. He’s been hovering near the 400 mark, which is elite most of the season. Go to first base and this time Young is back. Blanco was picked off before the Randy home run in the second. twists around looks at Cole set for the belt. One-1 missed with a curve ball. So JP ahead two balls in one strike. Lorenzo from the belt. Here’s the 2-1. Swung on slashed foul off the facing the second deck. So, two balls, two strikes, one out, runner at first base. JP the tying run at the dish. Here’s the 2-2. Swung on. Slash foul again. That’s out of play. making Lorenzan work this time. See pitch number 50 coming up. JP flew out to right his first time. Here comes the two- two. Swung. Shot. Foul. Stays alive. This has become a marathon plate appearance. JP continues to foul off pitches. Speed number seven coming up. Slightly open stance from the left side. White batting gloves matching the white jersey top. Young elite at first. Here comes the 2-2. Swung on a miss. Got it by him. A fast ball at 95. Right off the edge. JP swings through. And that is the second out. Second strike out for Lorenson. with us inside the Western Washington Toyota radio booth. Game two of four between the Mariners and the Royals. Here’s Julio. Julio the tying run pitch. He’s not swinging and he takes it inside for a ball. Unfortunately, the next few days for the Mariners, I don’t think you can really count on some help as the Astros will be tangled up with the Rockies as we take a look at the Chevy Colorado score. Here comes the 10. Swung on, lifted right field. That’s twisting and foul down the line. The Astros unexpectedly or expected ahead six to one in that game against the Rockies. Although Colorado they picked for runs on the board. So it’s 6-4 in the sixth inning. Rockies hanging around.
Rockies with 65 losses. Here it is by the first
again. I wouldn’t count on a lot of help the next three days. Here’s the 1-1.
It’s going on fouled back off of Perez. They’re going to break the White Socks record that they set last year. 121 losses for the Socks.
There’s a chance. Some news from Houston though yesterday Jeremy Pena who’s been sensational this year has gone on the IIL. If you were to we talked so much about Cal the judge MVP candidates in the American League. Third on that list is probably Penny. He’s been so good for Houston. One ball, two strikes, two outs. Throw to first base. Young just gets better. Well, also today, Alvarez, apparently, it’s reported is feeling pain in his hand again. He’s been shut down again. He’s going to go see a hand specialist. So, seems like Jordan Alvarez is going to be out for a while longer.
And without Jordan, they’re still winning a game. Yes. Here’s the one two swung on. Scott fast 96 upstairs. Down goes Julio. And the Mariners put away here in the third despite a base hit by Cole Young. We go to the fourth. It’s a 3-1 game. Royals with the lead.
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I really don’t know what to say. I’m just uh so happy I gave something. These people cheer. We all did. I mean it was a great game. Both teams played incredible. It was a great game. That’s Mike Piaza after he hit an eighth inning go-ahead home run in the first New York Mets home game after 911. Hear moments like this and more on the MLB app and MLB.com. Let’s see if you can figure out the following baseball slang term. Today’s phrase is apo. Do you know what it means? Albo Taco, a home run hit to the opposite field with an Taco. His 13th. It’s a one-run game.
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You’re listening to Mariners baseball on Seattle Sports. Here comes the pitch to Cali. Swings and misses. No balls in a strike. Lorenzan. It’s 3-1. Royals with the lead over the Mariners. Cal batting here. He struck out his first time. Into the motion. Here comes the pitch to him. Z missed with a slider. Cal one home run away from tying his career high on July 1st. The 1-1. Swung on. club left field tailing towards the seats. Rave is there in the corner, but he watches it out of play. So, one ball, two strikes on course, 34 home runs, his careerhigh, also the record for a Mariners’s catcher. Here’s the one, two down low. Two balls, two strikes. That was one of the things that was striking when I was looking franchise by franchise. The home run record for catches. The Pirates a great example. A franchise that has been around forever. Two balls, two strikes. Here’s the pitch to Cal. Swung on a missed but chasing a slider down low. And Cal has struck out for the second time. to the Pirates. The most a catcher hit for Pittsburgh in a season, 17. No, this is uh not Kendall. Yeah, this is way back. This is way back. Here’s the pitch to Palanco. That’s a strike on game. Boston, you know, a team that’s been around forever. Their record is 26, which is good, but Scarlet Fest twice actually. Here’s the 01 that just misses top plate. St. Louis 26 is their record as well. Yes. Oh, you’re great at this. Oh, I remember these guys for the Yankees.
Here comes the 1-1. That’s down low. Take it for a ball. No, actually, uh, Gary Sanchez, remember he had that 34 the other Bill Dicki. Yeah. Two balls, one strike, one out into the wind. Here’s the pitch. That’s wide. Three balls, one strike. White Socks. Fisk again for the White Socks. So, not only for the Red Sox, but for the White Sox. A bigger number for the White Sox. 37 one year. Here’s the 3-1. Swung on. Hit hard to the right side. Scooped up at second base. Loftton has loss to first to get the out. Just two away. Did you ask about the Cubs? Gabby Harden.
Yeah, Gabby Harden. He had 37. you know3 33 I mean you know Arizona has been along that live that long but 18 home runs it just here’s the pitch to Randy who homered last time he takes it for a strike just points out kind of what we’re seeing not only this year but kind of leading up to this year 34 last year 30 before that the one that’s a touch low one ball one strike It’s not just isolated to this year. You’re talking about Yeah. Like he has been stacking up home runs at a pretty ridiculous rate, especially for that position. 1-1. That misses a lot. That’s way outside. Goes all the way to the back stop. Two balls in one strike. He has the second most home runs for a catcher in the first five years in the big leagues. In his first year, he hit two.
Yes.
He’s right behind Mike Piaza. He gained ground in a hurry in the last four. He sure did.
The 2-1 going on popped up and that’s out of play behind home plate. Two balls, two strikes, two outs. Mariners trailing by two. It’s three to one. Play here in the fourth. How about the Montreal Expos? Gary Carter 31. Here’s the 2-2. Swung on and missed. Down goes Randy and the Mariners put away pretty quickly here in the fourth inning. So a zero on the board as we move along to the fifth. Mariners trailing 3 to1 in the Global Credit Union Mariners Radio Network. Take a hack at guessing which baseball player or manager said to follow.
I really don’t know what to say. I’m just uh so happy I gave something. These people cheer. We all did. I mean it was a great game. Both teams played incredible. It was a great game. That’s Mike Piaza after he hit an eighth inning go-ahead home run in the first New York Mets home game after 911. Here moments like this and more on the MLB app and MLB.com. Every game night is a chance to go big with MLB Big Inn. Turn on baseball’s only nightly show that brings you the biggest plays of the night live and commercial free.
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Our home street bank score. The Royals three. Mariners won. Top of the fifth inning. Bobby Whit Jr. will lead it off. And we got a loose baseball out there in left field from the grand stands. Randy trots over, picks it up, tosses it to a fan way up there in the up deck right above the Boowing sign. Guys one over the Boeing sign. Here’s Bobby Whit Jr. 0 for two on the night against Emerson Hancock. The pitch ball for strike 0 and one. Royals really made Emerson work the first two innings. They got a run in the first two runs in the second. Threw a lot of pitches the last seven. Next offer, swing and a miss by Wit. And the count is now nothing and two. Just a little wedge of sunshine off the wall. And I mean straight away center field surrounding that 401 mark. That’s it. Everything else in shade on the playing surface. Wind blowing in from the left field corner off of Elliot Bay. And a beautiful Tuesday night. Here’s the pitch. Swung on. Ground ball to the hole at short. Diving stop. JP Crawford gets up. One hop throw to first. Not in time to try to get Bobby Wood Jr. with the speed, but a great play by Crawford just to get to that ball on the edge of the outfield grass deep and it’ll roll it short. That’s an infield base hit for Bobby Whit Jr. bring up first baseman Vinnie Pasquantino. Benny hits a home run at Pumpin Stadium. Pasquat shows up out there by the Fountains in center field. Here’s the pitch on the way. Big swing and a foul back by Pasquantino. 0 and one. I don’t know who came up with that, but it’s pretty funny. Vinnie 0 for one.
That was a great play by JP. Uh Bobby Wit has the fastest sprint speed in baseball, so really had no chance. Next off, swinging a fly ball deep into the gap in left center field. Julio on the run to the oney track. Slides and he makes the catch. No, the ball comes out of his glove. Picked up by Randy. Now around to third goes Bobby Wit Jr. past Quentino in at second base with a double. Julio had a long way to go. Went into a slide, reached for it and he had it for a moment and the ball just came out of his glove. Randy was right there to help out. So now the Royals have runners and second and third with nobody out. Nice effort by Julio right there. came so close making an outstanding catch. He has played great defense in center all season. Here’s Michael Garcia. The infield up close. Pitch to Garcia swinging a chopper along the third baseline. Fouled back at it by Williamson. And it’s 0 and one on Garcia. So now Emerson really has to do some fancy pitching right here with two on and nobody out. Both in scoring position. Hancock would love a strike out. Garcia one for two and an RBI single. A pitch to him. Strike two called on the outside corner. 0 and2. Garcia the best average on this Royals ball club at 309. Coming into the ball game. Hancock to sign the O2 swing and a foul pack. Down to still nothing and two. send with a new baseball from the plate on fire. Trip Gibson. Everybody up close. Here’s the stretch by Emerson. And the O2 again is high and inside as Garcia backpedals away and out of the batters box from ball one. One ball and two strikes. Game two of the four game series. A lot of baseball left to go on this home stand. Two more with Kansas City. Three with the Pirates coming to town. Here is the one, two on the way to Garcia. And here she comes. Swing. Little tapper out in front of the plate. Picked up by Cal. Checks the runner third. Throws the first in time to get a huge first out on Garcia. Little tapper right in front of the plate. Cal jumped on it in a hurry. Take a look at Bobby Win it at third base. Held him there. And of course, Pascino stayed right there at second. One away. And that’ll bring up Salvador Perez. Perez had a rocket right to Williamson at third. Back to the first and he’s grounded out to Williamson at third in the third inning. Here’s the stretch and the pitch. Perez a swing and a miss. 0 and one. Big man with a big cut. For the last nine games, he’s really struggling. Batting under 100, batting 085. But he’s dangerous anytime he’s up there at home playing with a bat in his hands. Infield close. The 01 swinging a fly ball well hit right center field. Julio going back to the warning track near the wall. Leaps up and this one is off the top of the fence. Extra bases. Blit will score. Ronnie third is Pasquantino. Now the throw to the plate on a hop to Cal. The tag not in time. Pasquantino scores with a slide. Rolls across home plate. Perez hits one off the top of the wall in right center field. Almost got out of here. So Kansas City with two more runs in here in the top of the fifth and they now lead it five to one. Rez hustling into second base. The relay on a hop to Cal to Cal Raleigh and what a slide by Pascantino to avoid the tag of Cal. So 51 Kansas City give Perez a double and two runs batted in. Here’s Jack Pagle Leone. The stretch and the pitch. Swinging a line drive into center field. Julio coming in. Slides and he makes the catch. Julio’s been busy here in the top of the fifth inning. Low line shot sinking quite a bit and Julio was able to get there in time to make an outstanding catch for the second out of the inning.
The Perez was kind of deceiving. Julio climbed the wall but the ball actually hit a little bit to the side of it. So it looked like he was trying to go up to rob it, but the ball actually hit a couple feet away from him. So from our vantage point, it was kind of deceiving how the play played out. Is second baseman Nick Loftton. The pitch to Loftton is outside for ball one, but it was off the top of the wall. Julio tried to go back to make the catch and it stayed in the ballpark. Hancock in with a sign and the one blowing outside. Ball two, two balls and no strikes. Say the Mariners kick it off the Fourth of July weekend with a fireworks spectacular this Thursday. Don’t miss the Patriotic postgame show presented by T-Mobile and 98.9 the Bull after the Mariners take on the Royals. Here’s the pitch. Swinging a foul out of play on the first base side. Two and one the count. Get your tickets now at mariners.com/fireworks. Fourth of July just days away. Hancock still in a jam with a runner at second but two outs now the stretch and the two-1 to Loftton swinging a foul behind home plate out of play in the count evens had two balls and two strikes and Cog’s pitch count is way up there here in the top half of the fifth inning a lead at second base now on the set by Hancock and the big run-anders two to Loftton check swing ground ball first base side up the ball is he gets to the bag plenty of time to get Loftton that will retire the side but the Royals add two more and the big one out two-run double off the top of the wall by Salvador Perez we go to the bottom of the fifth inning street bank the big hits all the great brats you got to be kidding and all the swagger. Relive the day’s biggest plays all in one lightning fast. Space show. You better believe it.
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Austin with an oppo taco. His 13th and it’s a one-run game.
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You’re listening to Mariners baseball on Seattle Sports. And welcome back to T-Mobile Park as we go to the bottom of the fifth inning. It’s now the Royals five and the Baroners won. That’s your home streak bang score. Kansas City tacking on two more in the top half of the fifth inning. Starting pitcher Michael Lorenson has been tough tonight for the Royals giving up one run on three base hits. The one run of Randy Arosa home run his third home run in the last two games. Lukeley to lead off the bottom of the fifth. Here’s the pitch. Swung out fly ball deep in the gap in right center field. Is Bill on the run and this one is going to be on the track. bounces off the fence and will coast into second base. Standing up with a leadoff double came in the bottom of the fifth. The Mariners trying to answer all the offense early offense for Kansas City tonight. Let’s pause for station identification. This is the Global Credit Union Mariners Radio Network. This is Mariners baseball on Seattle Sports.
Take every game with you on the go by downloading the Seattle Sports app. 710 Kirro AM Seattle and Kirro FM HB2 the home of the Mariners. Here’s right fielder Dom Kzone. He takes a breaking ball from Lorenzan a fast ball for a strike and the count is 0 and one. Tom for one is fly out to Kagalone in right field now the stretchy lead at second. Lorenzan fires away going inside for ball one. One ball one strike the sinker. Friends, 33 years of age, looks in, gets a sign. Now the stretch and the one-1 on the way to Kenzone inside again. Ball two, two balls and a strike. Maris, they’ve done a really good job this year coming from behind trying to do so tonight against the Royals. Put a bunch of runs on that last road trip. Here’s the pitch. Swinging a miss. Good change up and Lorenzan had Kzone way out in front and the count is even at two balls and two strikes. Remember in that crazy three-game series with the wind blown out at Wrigley Field, the Mariners outscored the Cubs 30-20. Now the stretch and the 2-2 swinging a ground ball to the right side wide of first over pass Quantino. He’s got it underhands the ball over Lorenzan at the bag in time to get zone. 3-1 the put out on the play. Really will get to third base. So one on and one away and the banner will be third baseman Ben Williamson and 0 for one on the night. The kids at the bottom of the order have been very impressive this year now with Panzone here but especially Williamson and Young club really young. Here’s the pitch on the way to Ben low and outside for ball one. There it is. Four games over 500 trying to keep pace with the Houston Astros. They’ve been playing some great baseball. Now the stretch and the widow on the way to bent swinging a ground ball down the third base side. Fouled skips on by Garcia on the other side of the bag and the count is even on Williamson. and one ball and one strike. Infield is back and the ground ball could score a run right here. Everybody playing deep. Here’s the stretch and the 1-1 on the way. Swinging a line drive down the right field line. A fair ball in toward the corner. Here comes on to score. Williamson to second up of the ball. Kag Leon the throw to second. The tag by Whit safe. Ben Williamson safe at second with a head first slide. The throw is on the money from the right field corner by Kaggle Leone. Ben Williamson with a great slide has an RBI double. Mariners with another run and it’s now the Royals five and the Mariners two. Good hustle by Ben Williamson. I didn’t see the play of this slide. Some sort of magic slide. That throw definitely beat him to second base. Yeah.
Oh yeah. His hand just snuck in there. It was a onehop strike into Bobby Wit. He got the throw right over the bag, but Williamson was able to slide in with that left hand to get the corner of the bag. And now time is called the pitching coach for Kansas City out to have a talk with Lorenzan. 52 Kansas City. Big RBI for Ben. And that’ll bring up Cole Young who had a single his last time up in the third and right now he’s swinging one of the hottest bats on this team. Royals have it lefty up and going. Here comes Cole Young with a chance to drive in a run. Only careerhigh three hits in last night’s game. And the one out he made. He hit a rocket to the right fielder Kaggleó. Here’s the stretch by Lorenzan. Jacks Williamson. the pitch to go low and inside the dirt knocking it down as Perez as Williamson had a little bit of a break toward third and wisely went back to the bag at second. One and0 count on goal now batting 259 coming into the ball game. That’s 19 games he’s hitting 318. Here’s the stretch and the 10 going inside. Ball two. Gucci balls and no strikes. Was talking with Edgar Martinez prior to the ball game about Cole. He said he’s just doing such a good job of using the big part of the field. He had some big hits the opposite way to left. Here’s the stretch and the next offer swing and a fly ball down the left field line. Slicing foul and out of play. And the count is now two and one. Said something to the fact that he’s just getting more and more confidence getting to the fast ball. Quick Renen in with a sign from Perez. Here’s the pitch on the way to Cole. Swinging a fly ball into the left field gap going back as Rafe to the warning track. Still backing. He’s there to make the catch. Tagging at second, heading for third. Williamson the throw to third. Not in time. Ben Williamson showing off some wheels here in the bottom of the fifth inning. Young flies out deep the other way to left field. Ray making the catch at the front part of the warning track. Williamson going back to second to tag and he gets into third base. But two outs in the inning with Ben on at third and that’ll bring up JP Crawford and that is a mighty big run over there at third base when you’re down by three here in the bottom of the fifth. Lorenzan fires away the pitch to JP is eye and outside for ball one. 52 Royals. St. Pete two hits last night. Looking for his first hit tonight. The stretch and the one pitch on the way to Crawford. Up high again. Ball two. Two balls, no strikes with Julio Duo up next. Williamson a safe lead at third. Infield back down the stretch. And the two on the way to JPN. Here she comes. Swing and a foul behind the plate. The count goes to two balls and a strike. One thing about this ball club is that they don’t give up. They keep fighting. Saw that especially in the threeame series, three extra inning games down in Texas. Down the stretch and the 2-1 swinging a foul out of play in the third base side. Count is even on Crawford at two and two. And the Mariners had to fly home and play last night. Not a break in a stretch of 17 consecutive games. Here’s the 2-2 on the way to Crawford. Here she comes. Swinging a little looper into shallow left field. That’s going to drop in. A base hit. Here comes Williamson racing in. He scores run number three. JP Crawford with a huge base hit. That panded single by JP going the other way. drives in Williamson and it’s now the Royals five and the Mariners three and what a big base hit for JP Crawford and a long battle fights off the pitch floats it out there in left field and now here comes the manager for the Royals and that’s going to be it for Lorenzan so a pitching change for Kansas City here in the bottom of the fifth 5-3 Royals and Julio is going to be the tying run coming up to home plate change for Kansas City don’t you Go away. We’ll be back after this time out. What’s better than a zero?
Let’s see if you can figure out the following baseball slang term. Today’s phrase is oppo taco. Do you know what it means? Ao taco. A home run hit to the opposite field with an oppo taco. His 13th and it’s a one-run game. Expand your vocabulary by listening to every game on the MLB app and MLB.com. Moments in baseball have been broadcast on the radio since 1921.
Smith courts went into right down the line. It may go crazy folks. Go crazy. It’s a home run and the Cardinals have won the game by the score of three to two and a home run by the Wizards. Catch the next unforgettable call on the MLB app and MLB.com. Take a hack at guessing which baseball player or maner said the following.
I really don’t know what to say. I’m just uh so happy I gave something. These people cheer. We all did. I mean, it was a great game. Both teams played incredible. It was a great game. That’s Mike Piaza after he hit an eighth inning go-ahead home run in the first New York Mets home game after 911. Here moments like this and more on the MLB app and MLB.com. Next level with Home Street Bank’s flexible business banking solutions and hightouch relationships. You can swing for the fences with confidence. Learn more at homestreet.com/homerun. Member FDIC equalousing lender. All loans subject to approval. Todd Shriber will take over on the hill for the Royals, the righty this year. 38th game, three and a half, 34 strikeouts in 31 innings, about five home runs. So here’s Julio representing the tying run of the ball game. JP Crawford on it first, pitch on the way, and Julio takes low and outside a cutter from Shriber. Ball one. That’s it for Michael Lorenzan. He goes four in two/3 innings. and is still responsible for JP at first base. One on, two outs, two in the stretch, pitch to Julio. Swing and a foul back and out of play and the count is even at one ball and one strike. Huge base hit by JP Crawford with two outs. Bringing the tying run to the plate, getting the crowd back in the ball game. Bottom of the fifth inning. Royals had a 5-1 lead. Not anymore. Julio gets into one to tie it up. Here’s the stretch and the pitch swing and miss it. Breaking ball. The sweeper just 82 miles an hour and the count is now one and two. Cal Rowley is due up next. Julio ready. So is Shriber but now a time is called. Julio backing away from home plate. Lukeley started the city with a double into the gap in right center field. One out later scored on a double by Ben Williamson. A hustle double by Ben. He’s going to the base hit with two outs by JP. Here’s the stretch and now the one two on the way to Julio way outside. Ball two. Two and two. Aaron is back home after the six and four road trip to Chicago, Minnesota and Texas. Down the stretch and the two on the way to Julio swinging a well hit ball deep right field. Kaggleó going back to the warning track and he’s there to make the catch and that will retire the side. Well hit the other way. Well, the Mariners get two to get back in it. We go to the top of the sixth. Home street banks score. The Royals five, the Mariners three. Let’s see if you can figure out the following baseball slang term. Today’s phrase is oppo. Do you know what it means? Combo taco. A home run hit to the opposite field.
Austin with an oppo taco. His 13. Then it’s a one-run game.
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I really don’t know what to say. I’m just uh so happy I gave something. These people cheer. We all did. I mean, it was a great game. Both teams played incredible. was a great game.
That’s Mike Piaza after he hit an eighth inning go-ahead home run in the first New York Mets home game after 9/11. Hear moments like this and more on the MLB app and MLB.com. Moments in baseball have been broadcast on the radio since 1921.
Smith Corks went in right down the line. It may go crazy, folks. So crazy. It’s a home run and the Cardinals have won the game by the start of three to two. The home run by the Wizards. Catch the next unforgettable call on the MLB app and MLB.com. This is as you head for home. But instead of the roar of a crowd, you’re more likely to hear a flight attendant say,
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Well, here we go to the sixth inning. John Rae leading things off. Here’s the pitch from Hancock and sends it over for a strike 0 and one. Edward Bazardo getting loose in the Mariners pen right now. Hancock 91 pitches. Nods his head. Here comes the 01. That’s outside. Mariners just scored a couple runs. Hancock would love to go one, two, three and get the Mariners sticks back up. It’s 5-3 Kansas City for Home Street Bank score. 1-1. Swing on a charge to center field. Over is Julio. He’s in the gap racing over. He’s right there to make the catch just off the hip. That’s the first out. And Julio’s had a lot of action at center field today. He’s been busy to say the least. Emerson Hancock over 90 pitches, Gary. Looking to go six innings in this one. He threw a lot of pitches in the first two innings. It feels like he’ll have at least two more batters. If Whit gets up with a runner aboard, we may see Bazardo at that. Here’s Isbel. The pitch swung on. Slap back to the screen. 0 and one. here with us inside the Western Washington Toyota radio booth. Mariners winning yesterday, game one of the series. Royals ahead here 5 to3. They were up five to one. So Mariners closer pitch on the corner. Bellos out the home flight umpire. No balls, two strikes. Isbel a grimace on his face, but that was on the corner. Hancock 95 pitches. He’s ready from the chest. His O2. Misses away. So, one ball, two strikes. He’s ready. He deals. And that’s a touch outside. hit two balls and two strikes on his bell. Hancock closing in on 100 pitches somewhere he has never been. The 2-2. That’s a ball that missed the upper corner. His careerhigh 99 pitches that came against the Angels earlier this season. This will be pitch number 99. 3-2 swung on. Fouled back to the screen. So he’s at a high water mark here on this next pitch. He’ll be number 100 trying to get rid of the ninth hitter in the Royals order. 5-3 the score. Mariners trailing trying to keep it right there. Bizardo ready to go. The 3-2 swung on. Slapped on a couple hops right to Cole Young at second base. He’s got it. Flips it to first in time to get the out and there’s two away. Man, this is impressive for Emerson Hancock. of all the pitches he’s thrown just over 100 as you mentioned pitching into the sixth inning trying to get through the six concerning all the work the Bullp has gone through that threeame extra inning series down in Texas and last night as well India the leadoff man here’s the pitch up and in and that hit him so we’ll see if this will indeed be his last batter ready Bobby Wit Jr will walk to the plate Mariners trying to keep this a two-run game. No sign yet. That barely grazed elbow guard. So no move. It’s going to be Hancock verse. Whit singled and scored last time. He’s one for three. Here’s the pitch. Swung on. Hard ground ball. It’s picked up by Williamson on the back end. Fires across. a rock at the first in time to get the blazing fast Bobby Wit Jr. and that’s it for the Royals in the sixth inning. Emerson Hancock does traverse the six. We head to the bottom of the in moments in baseball have been broadcast on the radio since 1921.
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Here’s Cal Raleigh. The pitch to him. Swung on. Chopped at home plate foul. 0 and one. Mariners trailing 53 to Kansas City. They’re with us inside the Western Washington Toyota radio booth. Mariners were down 5-1. They’ve grabbed a couple back. We’re in the sixth. Triber still on for KC. They have a lefty ready. Get Sarah out there. That low for two. A couple of strikeouts. Homerred last night. He’s one away from tying his careerh high. Here’s the 01. Swung on. Hold into the seats foul. first base side. So, no balls, two strikes.
Gary, I’m still amazed at the throw by Ben Williamson. Hard ground ball off the bat of Bobby Whip deep behind the back of third. And I mean, he fired a blue darter across the infield to get Bobby Whit Jr. Here comes the O2 just outside. Missed with a sweeper. Tried to sneak it in there with all two strikes. Nobody out. Mariners chasing two. Cal Palano Arosena. I’ll do up here in this inning. Driver ready. He delivers upstairs. That misses. This is our premium matchup brought to you by Alaska Airlines. Enjoy that first class feeling with industry leading legroom Alaska raising the bar for first class. Two balls, two strikes. Driver straightens up from the belt. He’s set. Here’s the two- two. Swung on and missed. Got him. Fast at 95. Cal swings through. And that is the first out here in the sixth. Here’s Palanco. Blanco one for two so far. The pitch to him right over the edge 95. Perfect spot. Is looking for traffic here. Randy on deck. He’s homered. Here’s the 01. That’s up and in. He bends out of the way. One ball, one strike. Blanco has had so many battles with Kansas City. All the time he spent with Minnesota in the Central. Here’s the 1-1. He heaves it over for a strike. A sweeper. One and two. One ball, two strikes, one out. Here’s the one, two. That bounces in. Blanco back in the box. Pin wheels the bat around. Two balls, two strikes. Mariners down by two. Here’s the pitch. Watches it. Whoa, good take a sweeper downstairs. Three balls, two strikes. Mariners trying to bring the tire under the plate. And the way Ry’s been going, you’d love to see Randy Bat with a runner aboard. It was homerred tonight. Homer twice last night. The 3-2 swung on Sky foul territory. Third base side. Garcia over. He watches it into the seats. about 10 rows back behind the Royals dugout. We’ll do it again. Three balls, two strikes. Triet, he deals. Going on shot foul at home plate and think that got his foot. Blanco hobbling around a bit. Going to have to walk this one off. Taking a look at the Chevy Colorado scoreboard. Astros in Colorado. A heater is on in the ninth inning. Astros leading by two. Six to four. There’s one out. So things looking grim in Colorado. Blanco back in there. Here comes the 3-2 at side. Ball four. Palano draws the walk and the Mariners will bring the tying run to the dish in Randy Rose Arena. Something that Dan Wilson talked about on the pregame show. He said, “Yeah, the Mariners went out and scored some runs last night and some home runs, but he said there were a lot of good at bats, the walks and the base hits that led to some big innings last night.” And that’s a huge walk right there by Palanco. The pitch to Randy. It’s over for a strike. Randy homerred in the second. He had three homers in four plate appearances going back to last night. Homer here would tie things. Here’s the 01. Swung on. Cracked to center field. Fall fast down. Base hit. Palanco steams into second. And the Mariners in business. Runners at first and second with only one away. trying to smash that. That brings up Lukeley who doubled last time. There’s a lefty Serpa in the bullpen. We’ll see if the Royals make the move here. You have UF can zone. Two lefties in a row. And in fact, they will go to the pen. So, a new pitcher will come on. The Mariners have the tying runs aboard. We’ll come back with more right after this. Let’s see if you can figure out the following baseball slang term. Today’s phrase is oppo taco. Do you know what it means? Oppo taco. A home run hit to the opposite field.
Austin with an oppo taco. His 13th and it’s a one-run game. Expand your vocabulary by listening to every game on the MLB app and MLB.com. Moments in baseball have been broadcast on the radio since 1921.
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I really don’t know what to say. I’m just uh so happy I gave something. These people cheer. We all did. I mean, it was a great game. Both teams played incredible. It was a great game.
That’s Mike Piaza after he hit an eighth inning go-ahad home run in the first New York Mets home game after 9/11. Your moments like this and more on the MLB app and MLB.com. Let’s see if we can figure out the following baseball slang term. Today’s phrase is oppo taco. Do you know what it means? Oppo taco. A home run hit to the opposite field with an taco. his 13th. It’s a one-run game.
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there. He is so quick. He’s got a short swing but he gets behind the ball. He’s got that open stance. Guy Leon Dardo’s pitch swung on. Smashed to first base. Solano goes to a dive. He makes the catch on the line and that’s it for the Royals in the inning. Donovan Solano. Nice play to save a run for the Mariners in the seventh. So score stays 53 on the global credit.
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I really don’t know what to say. I’m just uh so happy I gave something. These people cheer. We all did. I mean it was a great game. Both teams played incredible. It was a great game. That’s Mike Piaza after he hit an eighth inning go-ahead home run in the first New York Mets home game after 911. Here moments like this and more on the MLB app and MLB.com. Moments in baseball have been broadcast on the radio since 1921.
Smith courts went in right down the line but now go crazy folks. Go crazy. It’s a home run and the Cardinals have won the game by the score of three to two and a home run by the Wizards. The next unforgettable call on the MLB app and MLB.com. Let’s see if you can figure out the following baseball slang term. Today’s phrase is oppo taco. Do you know what it means? AO taco a home run hit to the opposite field with an oppo taco his 13th and it’s a one-run game.
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There’s a lot going on there with the swing.
But was he’s way out in front of the count. And now Perez wants to go out and have a little talk with Serpa. This team always seems to find a way to come back and they’re looking to do that tonight here against Kansas City. Down by two. Tying run at the plate. Mitch Garver the only righty left on the bench for the Mariners. They’ve used Solano. They’ve used Dylan Moore. They have Master Bony and Garver left. Young the lefty on deck. He’s standing there. Here’s the 3 0. That is right there for a strike. Williamson taken all the way, which is what you’d expect. So now things get serious. Three balls, one strike, no outs, runner at first. 5-3 game. Here’s the pitch. That’s wide. Ball four. That could have been a strike. Ben Williamson takes the walk. The first two based on balls here in the seventh inning. The Mariners have the tying runs aboard. Here comes Cole Young. And it looks like they’re going to make a move. Serpa is not going to stay in to face the lefty. It looks like the Royals are going to go to the pen here and call out Ersig, the righty. And that’s going to be it for Serpa. He walks the first two in the inning. Here we go. Mariners trying to come back in the seventh. We’ll come back with more right after this. What’s better than a zeroturn mower? 0%. Let’s see if you can figure out the following baseball slang term. Next phrase is oppo taco. Do you know what it means? Oppo taco. A home run hit to the opposite field.
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I really don’t know what to say. I’m just uh so happy I gave something. These people cheer. We all did. I mean, it was a great game. Both teams played incredible. It was a great game.
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See what happens here. The one outside two balls and no strikes. Hers 21 outings this year allowed one earned run. He’s hit some hiccups his last few outings. Two balls, no strikes. The pitch high ball three. That was 97, but misses upstairs. Three balls, no strikes. Dylan Moore at second. Williamson at first. They both walked. Will Ersig walk the bases loaded? Here comes the three 0. That was right down the middle. That could not have been more down the middle. Bill Young taking all the way. Baseball’s a strange game. The best pitch in the world. Right down the middle. Three 0. And we take that all the time and you have to in that situation.
Here’s the 3-1. Swung on. Ground ball to second. This could be two. Loftton has it. Flips it to second for one. Relay to first. It is in time. Double play. Moore goes to third, but now there’s two away. Close play at first. Two big double plays turned by the Royals last inning and again here in the seventh, but Mariners still have a chance to keep it going with JP back to the top of the order. JP and RBI base hit last time. Mariners trailing by two. They’d love to take one back here. The pitch swung on slashed foul for a whole third base side. averages 98 on the heater. The former position player one swung on hit high deep left field twisting towards the stands. It’s in the seats out of play just didn’t work out for him as a position player in the A system. You watch him now throwing 98. You wonder why he wasn’t a pitcher the whole time. Yo swung on soft ground ball second base. Loftton gobbles it up. Lop toss to first in time to get the out. That’s it for the Mariners in the seventh. We go to the eighth. It’s still 53 Royals on the Global Credit Union Mariners radio network.
Let’s see if we can figure out the following baseball slang term. Today’s phrase is apo. Do you know what it means? taco. A home run hit to the opposite field.
Austin with an off taco. His 13th and it’s a one-run game.
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I really don’t know what to say. I’m just uh so happy I gave something. These people cheer. We all did. I mean, it was a great game. Both teams played incredible. It was a great game.
That’s Mike Piaza after he hit an eighth inning go-ahad home run in the first New York Mets home game after 911. Hear moments like this and more on the MLB app and MLB.com. Moments in baseball have been broadcast on the radio since 1921. Smith courts one into right down the line. It may go. Go crazy, folks. Go crazy. It’s a home run and the Cardinals have won the game by the three-2 and a home run by the Wizards. Catch the next unforgettable call on the MLB app and MLB.com. You’re listening to Mariners baseball on Seattle Sports. To the top of the eighth inning, the Royals lead by a score of five to three. And young righthander Juan Burgos getting ready to make his major league debut. He joined the ball club just days ago when we were in Texas taking on the Rangers. He almost had to come into that wild game that went into extra extra innings. But here he is, Juan Bergos, getting ready to make his major league debut tonight here on July the 1st, 2025. His first outing in a close game. He works the top of the eighth inning against Kansas City. Nick Loftton will lead things off. Berggo’s ready. Right-hander fires away swinging a popup out of play on the first base side. And the count is nothing and one. Welcome to the big leagues. Juan, 25 years of age, 3 and one with a 0.62 RA in 22 games between DA Arkansas and Triple A Tacoma. Here’s the pitch. Swung on, popped up right field coming in. Can zone is there and Klunky makes the catch and young man, you got yourself an RA in the big leagues. Right now it’s zero. So Nick Loftton flies out Juan Bergos on in relief. And here is John Rave. Rave is one for three on the day with a base hit way back in the second inning. Arens with two more chances left. Here’s the pitch on the way and it’s over but a little bit low for ball one. Fergos last outing. Toss the scoreless seventh inning with a strike out. June 24th at Brown Rock pitching for Tacoma. Here’s the pitch on the way. Swinging a fly ball into straightaway left field. Randy Rosarena is there. He makes the easy catch and two quick outs, easy outs for Burgos in his big league debut. Say the All-Star ballot finals are underway and Cal needs your help to secure his starting spot at the Midsummer Classic. Don’t forget to vote today and tomorrow morning before the final round ends at 9:00 a.m. via a peach and vote for Cal at mariners.com/vote. Cal also getting ready for the home run derby. He’ll be involved in that. His dad’s going to pitch to him. Here is Kyle Lisbel. Two outs. The pitch on the way from Bergos and it’s a strike. 0 and one. Juan from Santiago in the Dominican Republic. Originally signed with the Mariners as an international free agent in April of 2019. Here’s the stretch and the young rightanders 01 pitch check swing. Did he go? He did not. It’s down low for ball one. One ball and one strike. Been in the minor league six years. He’s paid his dues to get here now at the age of 25. Burgos in with a sign from Cal and the right-handers 1-1 to Isbel swinging a ground ball foul at the first base side and the count goes to a ball and two strikes. Down in the minor leagues over the last six years, 10 and 10 record with a 2.81 erra, 224 innings pitched, 246 strikeouts, one with 22 saves. So, we have another big league debut for the Mariners. At least number six for the Mariners this year. Seen a lot of kids come up and play well. The stretch. He’s looking for his first big league strikeout. The one two and a swing and a foul off of Cal Raleigh. He almost got it right there against his bell. And the count is still a ball and two strikes. Bergos Dur 25year-old kid. Game one in the big leagues right here. looking for a scoreless top of the eighth inning. 53 Kansas City the stretch and the one-two pitch is a breaking ball. It’s down low for ball two. Two balls and two strikes. Bergos gets a new baseball from home plate umpire Trip Gibson. Still looking for that first strikeout. He’s got two outs in a hurry the stretch and the right-handers 2-2 on the way to Isbel. And here she comes swinging a popup. Foul third base side. Long run Williamson. He’s got some room near the dugout. No, it’s out of play. So the count is still even on his bell. Had two balls and two strikes. Looked like Ben was pulling up to make the catch, but it was well beyond his reach. Is still even on his bell at two balls and two strikes. Kansas City did most of their scoring early. A run in the first, two in the second. and added two more in the fifth on a big two-run double by Perez. Bergos looks in as a sign from Cal. And again, the two to Isel. It’s strike three called. What a major league debut for Ron Bergos. His first major league strikeout. He fans his bell looking and he has a one, two, three. Top of the eighth inning. Juan Bergos. Welcome to the big leagues. He gets a standing ovation from the crowd here at T-Mobile Park. What a thrill for Juan Bergos. How about that, folks? Another big league debut. We go.
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I really don’t know what to say. I’m just uh so happy I gave something. These people cheer. We all did. I mean, it was a great game. Both teams played incredible. It was a great game. That’s Mike Piaza after he hit an eighth inning go-ahead home run in the first New York Mets home game after 911. Hear moments like this and more on the MLB app and MLB.com. Moments in baseball have been broadcast on the radio since 1921.
Smith courts went in right down the line. It may go crazy folks. Go crazy. It’s a home run and the Cardinals have won the game by the three to two and a home run by the Wizards. Catch the next unforgettable call on the MLB app and MLB.com. And Verizon welcome. Playing benefits vary. Motorola Edge on us with 24 monthly bill credits and new line for wellqualified customers plus tax and $35 per line connection charge. Details at kmobile.com. Motorola Edge requires 68 watt charger. Charger sold separately. Actual performance will vary based on usage and configuration. You’re listening to Mariners baseball on Seattle Sports. Now we go to the bottom of the eighth inning. Home Street Bank score. It’s the Royals five and the Mariners three. New pitcher Steven Cruz takes over for Kansas City. Julio Rodriguez to lead it off. Here’s the pitch on the way and it’s a strike on the inside corner. A cutter from Cruz and the count and one. Steven Cruz 2 and 0 with a 2.20 erra in 32 appearances. Had a good year the stretch in the pitch. The Julio swing and a foul straight back and the count is now nothing and two. So the big bats of crew of Julio Rodriguez against Cruz Cal Raleigh and Jorge Blanco Randy Rose Arena. The Mariners down by a couple 53 here in the bottom of the eighth. The set by Cruz and now the O2 on the way to Julio swinging a two hopper to short right there. Bobby Whit plays the big hop. The throw to first right on the money and in time to get Julio. And there’s one away. Let’s pause for station identification. This is the Global Credit Union Mariners Radio Network. This is Mariners baseball on Seattle Sports.
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Here’s catcher Cal Raleigh. One out, nobody on. Bottom of the eighth inning. The pitch by Cruz way inside off the glove of the catcher. Salvador Perez heads to the back stop. Ball one. Al for three on the night. 33 home runs on the season already. That would be a great year for a lot of guys. It’s already just July the 1st. Here’s the next offer. Swinging a foul out of play in the third base side as the count goes to one and one on Cal. That was a cutter at 95 miles an hour. Cruz throws hard. Blanco do up next. Here’s the look in by Cruz. And now the rightanders one- one swing and a miss and a fast ball. And the count is now one and two. Cal’s next home run will match his season total from last year. stuff is wicked. That was 99 at the top of the zone. Goes hard. Utter’s 94. The look in by Cruz. Big right-handered now the stretch and the one two on the way to Cal. Swing and a miss at a fast ball for strike three. The Mariners have two down. And that was a 101 mph fast from Steven Cruz. Two outs and that’ll bring up Jorge Palanco. Man, you really got to dial it up against This kid right here, Steven Cruz has been aboard a couple of times. Single to center way back in the second. He’s grounded out to Loftton at second base and walked in the sixth. Here’s the stretch and the pitch to Palco a strike. 0 and one. Mariners were trying to take advantage of a couple of walks back to back, but nobody out in the bottom of the seventh. The double play ball came up and helped the Royals get out of the inning. Here’s the pitch on the way. Swinging a high drive into straightaway center field. His bell going back. He’s there well in front of the warning track. Now comes in to make the catch and that will retire the side. We go to the top of the ninth inning. Home street bank score. It’s the Royals five in the Mariners three. Let’s see if we can figure out the following baseball slang term. Today’s phrase is oppo taco. You know what it means? taco. A home run hit to the opposite field with ano taco. His 13th and it’s a one-run game.
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Smith courts went in right down the line. It may go. Go crazy, folks. Go crazy. It’s a home run and the Cardinals have won the game by the stone of three to two. The home run by the Wizards. Catch the next unforgettable call on the MLB app and MLB.com. Take a hack at guessing which baseball player or manager said the following.
I really don’t know what to say. I’m just uh so happy I gave something. These people cheer. We all did. I mean, it was a great game. Both teams played incredible. It was a great game.
That’s Mike Piaza after he hit an eighth inning go-ahad home run in the first New York Mets home game after 911. Hear moments like this and more on the MLB app and MLB.com. You’re listening to Mariners baseball on Seattle Sports. Well, we head to the top half of the ninth inning. Home Street Bank score. It’s still the Royals five and the Mariners three. And Juan Bergos still out there to work the ninth inning. He had a one two3 top of the eighth. It’s his major league debut tonight. Jonathan India will lead it off. Here’s the pitch on the way. A stride called 0 and one. Nice cutter at 90 mph. Ergos didn’t waste any time. He took care of the Royals. One, two, three in the eighth. Striking out his P. There’s the pitch. Strike two cold on India. And the count is nothing and two. And now India calls time and he backs away from home plate. He’s been aboard three times. three different ways. A double the walk and he’s been hit by a pitch and it’s fly out to Julio in center. Ergos looking for his second major league strikeout the stretch and the O2 on the way to India. Slider low and away from ball one. One ball and two strikes. Has that little hitch in his windup that can kind of mess up the timing, especially in a right-handed hitter. Here’s the next offer on the way. swinging a miss and he got him with a slider. Strike three. Back-to-back strikeouts for Juan Bergos. He got Isbel for the final out in the eighth. And now he strikes out Jonathan India here in the top half of the ninth inning. One away. What a debut for this young man. He’s been really impressive so far. Lot of movement with his pitches already with two strikeouts in the first four batters that he faced. Here’s Bobby Whit Jr. The pitch wung out by ball center field. Julio going back going back to the one track looking up and this one is off the top of the wall. Witz will get into second easily. The long throw in by Julio is going to be cut off by Cole Young. So Bobby Wit Jr. with a double off the wall in center field. One on and one away. Hey friends, celebrate Fourth of July weekend right here at T-Mobile Park with the America Combo Score Ticket, Mariner Dog, and refillable soda soda for just 20 bucks for Sunday’s game against the Pirates. This offer ends at midnight, so hurry and get your tickets now at mariners.com/amebo. Here’s Vinnie Pasquantino. A look back, fires away, and it’s a breaking ball that’s down low for ball one. kid. You gave up a double to Bobby Whit Jr. A lot of guys have done that. Went with a lot of extra base hits in his young career. Bergos from the belt. Check of the runner. And now turn around and look as he gets Whit back to the bag at second base. Big shock of air out from underneath his cap. Fergos 25 years of age in the big leagues. The stretch. And now the one pitch. There goes Whit to third and it’s a strike. No throw down to third base. Bobby Wit swipes third base easily. Yeah, that walking lead took off. It was a strike on Pascino and Kyle Raleigh no chance to throw out Bobby Wit at third and now the infield has to come in close for a play at the plate. Top of the ninth inning, 5-3 Kansas City. Here’s the stretch and the 1-1 on the way. low and inside of Vinnie ball two. Two balls and a strike. Argos that back foot in front of the rubber glove hand up out his left shoulder gets a sign from Cal. Now the stretch and the two-1 pitch way inside. Ball three. Three and one. Go third pitch used by manager Dan Wilson tonight. Emerson Hancock threw a lot of pitches but was able to get through six. Threw a lot of pitches early with just over 100 pitches. Now the 3-1 pitch swing and a miss by Pasquantino and a curveball. A 3-1 curveball and Pasquantino can’t get to it. Well, if you throw it 3-1, you might throw it 3-2. Pascantino is probably thinking maybe the same thing. with a lead at third. Now the stretch and the rightanders 3-2 pitch swinging a popup left side of home plate. Call off with a mask coming down the line. Ben Williamson calling for it. Benny is there and he makes the catch with a huge second out of the inning. So Williamson off to the left side of home plate. Had plenty of time to come down the third base line toward home plate and he makes the catch and now there’s two outs for the Royals here. The top half of the ninth. Penn has been all over the place defensively and now time is gone. Pitching coach Pete Woodworth out to the mound skips over the chalk of the first baseline now walking slowly out to have a talk with Juan Bergos. Can’t tell how busy Ben has been by just looking at his uniform. Everyone else is wearing a white uniform is no longer the case. Just caked in dirt top to bottom. He is some kind of dirty and that’s what happens when you play third base. He’s made some great plays over there in tonight’s game. He’s done a super job defensively and he’s swinging a good bat as a rookie third baseman. Now time is called as the plate umpire. Trip Gibson going out to the mound. Break up the conversation. They’re still chatting and now Pete gives Bergos a pat on the backside and thrs on back to the first base dug out. So the kid is getting tested right here with one out. He gave up the double to Whit. Quit then stole third and with Whit on at third he got Patch Martino a tough left-handed bat to pop off to Williamson in foul territory near home plate. Here we go. Mel Garcia the hitter. Ergos checks the runner at third. Now the pitch on the way. Garcia check swing at a breaking ball and it’s a strike. The pitch was down and away but Garcia could not hold up on the swing. Dallas to check it. And now the manager for the Royals not too happy with Oaklit uppart Trip Gibson. He went down to Malachi Moore who made the call and the count is 0 and one on Mel Garcia. So now Garcia back up there at home plate. Fergos has retired five of the six batters he’s faced. Here’s the stretch and the 01 pitch. is on the way to Garcia way outside the ball. One, one ball and one strike. Always fun to see a kid make their major league debut. We almost saw him come in in that extra inning win down in Texas. He was the lone body out in the bullpen. Down the stretch and the 1-1 pitch. Low went outside for ball two. Two balls in a strike. That would have been a very tough baptism of fire. come in and any kind of situation there late in that ball. A check of win on at third. Two outs and the two-1 to Garcia. Check swing. It’s low and outside. I think Garcia said go ahead and check first base umpire. Didn’t go and they didn’t. Ball three. Three and one to Garcia. Salvador Perez do up next. Ferggo’s ready. the sign from Cal and the young right-handers 3-1 pitch on the way to Garcia. Check swing. It’s outside ball four. So that’s the first walk given up by Bergos in his major league debut. And now the Royals have runners on at first and third with two outs. This is not a soft landing by any means. Trying to keep it a two-run margin. And now he’s got to take a look at Salvador Perez. He’s faced just a handful of batters in his major league career. Salere Perez, meanwhile, has faced a thousand pitchers. There’s a little difference in experience going on right here.
Two on and two outs.
Pitch on the way to press. Swinging a ground ball up the middle. Crawford with a dive and he can’t get to it. A base hit. Whit will score. Rounding second heading third. Garcia. The throw by Julio not in time. Salvador Perez with an RBI single up the middle. Diving try by JP Crawford. And now the Royals lead six-3. So give Perez a single and his third RBI of the game. That was a pitch. It was up and in. He was able to pull his hands in and hit it hard right back up the middle. His
third straight hit. He’s had a really nice night. big double earlier. It’s been the difference maker. No doubt about it. And now first and third here is Pag Leone with a swing and a fly ball into center field. Barely deep going back near the one track. Julio with adjustment toward left center. He’s there and he makes the catch and that will retire the side. The Royals tack on a mighty big run here in the top of the ninth inning. We go to the bottom of the ninth. Last try for the Mariners. Home Street Bank score. It’s now
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Here’s a strike on the inside corner. Nothing and one. Donovan hitting over 400 the last few weeks. Look in and the pitch. Swing and a foul tip in a Perez’s glove. to count nothing and two. Alvidor Perez a huge night. Three for five, two doubles, a single and three runs batted in for Kansas City. Next pitch swing and a foul back by Solano. And the count is still nothing and two, 35 years of age, the aegis veteran still getting it done for the Royals. Here’s the stretch. And again, the O2 on the way to Donovan way up high for ball one. one ball and two strikes. There’s a run in the second on a radio Rosa rain home run. Two runs in the fifth inning the stretch and the one two on the way to Solano swing and a popup out of play. First base side still one and two. Then Williamson with a double that scored Luke Bradley and Williamson scoring. Another base hit by JP Crawford. Royals six runs tonight on 10 base hits. Mariners still with a pulse. Here’s the pitch on the way and it’s low and outside for ball two. Two balls and two strikes. Solano in last night’s game got the start. He had a 12 pitch walk the bottom of the second inning against Michael Walker last night. Next offer swinging a high pop into left field. Coming in is the left fielder Rave. And Ra is there and he makes the catch for the second out here in the bottom of the ninth inning. So now the Mariners are down to their final out. And here’s Miles Mastone and time is called as Perez trots out to the mound. Have a little talk with Steph. So Master trying to get on board any way he can. Ben Williamson is up next. Aaron is hanging on right now by a thread. They take on the Royals tomorrow night in game three of this four game series on Thursday night as well. Miles ready. Here’s the set by Estz and the pitch. The master strike 0 and one fast ball at 96. You see Logan Gilbert tomorrow night against Noah Cameron. Good start for Kansas City. Now the 01 pitch way outside for ball one. One ball and one strike. And Ryan Woo on Thursday night. Remember the Pirates come to town Friday, Saturday, and Sunday before the Mariners hit the road again before the break. So to New York and Detroit, a 1-1 swing and a fly ball into straightaway center field. Coming in is Isbel. He is there and he makes the catch and the Royals take game two of the four game series. They win tonight a final score of six to three. And what a night for the veteran catcher Salvador Perez for Kansas City with three hits, couple doubles, a single and three runs batted in. Series tied at one win a piece. Final score, the Royals six, and the Mariners three. We’ll be back with the totals and more after this timeout. All right, I’ve trained for this. I’m ready to face endless negotiations. Wait, what’s that? It’s your friendly Valley GMC team. Is that stress on your shoulders? Sh. Relax into stress-free car shopping with Valley GMC. You’ll find the perfect car at the right price. The one that fits your dreams, like warm, comfy slippers with Bluetooth. Take a hack at guessing which baseball player or manager said the following.
I really don’t know what to say. I’m just uh so happy I gave something. These people cheer. We all did. I mean, it was a great game. Both teams played incredible. It was a great game.
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Out of here. He is fire. Change up game night with baseball’s biggest game changer. MLB Big Inning presented by Best Western. Every night, all season long on MLB.TV. No, that’s absolutely right. Uh it’s tough when you’re down early in the ball game. Emerson Hancock, Gary threw a lot of pitches in the first two innings, but he was able to give Dan Wilson and Pete Woodworth six innings tonight. He was able to hang in there. Fortunately, that big one out, two-run double by Salvador Perez in the top of the fifth inning made it a 5 to1 ball game. That was the big hit of the game for Kansas City tonight. But Hancock was able to go six. Then we saw a heck of a debut tonight by Juan Bergos. Pitched the final two innings. He had a one, two, three top of the eighth inning, including his first major league strikeout. He added another strike out in the ninth, but then he faced Bobby Wood Jr. double way back to center field. The kid though looked very impressive. But you’re right, uh, Mariners were trying to battle back all night long when they had opportunities. Was a double play ball that stopped it in the sixth and a double play ball in the seventh.
Yeah, those are the two you look back on. Really threatening. Two on, one out in the sixth. The first two on a couple walks in the seventh looked like golden opportunities, but those double plays really cost the Mariners. It really did. Uh the Mariners were looking for the big hit. They had the big hits in last night’s game. Um Ben Williamson I I thought just played a heck of a ball game tonight. An RBI double and he scored a run, but he made two or three outstanding defensive plays. Made a great play and a ball hit by Bobby Wit. Was able to get to it to his right. He threw a dart across the infield to get wit. Was one of the fastest guys, you know, in the game of baseball. And this kid just continues, Gary, to get better and better defensively. The young man is going to win a Gold Glove in the very near future. Kansas City grabs the win. 63 the final score. We’ll come back. We’ll take a look at the box score and we come back right after this on the Global Credit Union Mariners Radio Network. $195 million. Global Credit Union members saved $195 million last year through lower fees and better interest rates. At Global, member service is our highest priority. 27 branches throughout Washington, an easy to use mobile app, and access to a member service rep wherever you are and whenever you need help, 24/7, 365 days a year. Learn more at globalcu.org. Global Credit Union, proud partners of Seattle Mariners Radio. Throw down a second base tack by JP on the he home is your domain. You know every inch like the back of your hand.
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You’re listening to Mariners baseball on Seattle Sports. Mariners lose to the Royals 63 the final score. Six runs, 10 hits for KC. Three runs, seven hits for the Mariners. Rosena had two hits including a home run, his third in the last two ball games against Kansas City. clearly had a double for the Mariners. Williamson had a double. He drove in a run for the Ms. Williamson also walked. Hancock struggled. Six innings, seven hits, five runs earned, three walks, just one strikeout. Zardo one clean inning, and then Bergos pitches two innings, gave up one run, one walk, and a couple of strikeouts. But overall, a nice debut, a nice major league debut for Bergos. That was fun to see the kid come in. We were keeping our fingers crossed that he didn’t go into that firestorm, you know, in Texas with extra innings that, you know, make his debut in a game like that on the road in Texas against that lineup. So, he comes in tonight was very impressive. A one, two, three top half of the ninth inning, including a strike out of Kyle Isel. His first strike out in the big leagues. The kid showed a lot of poise. He showed a good breaking ball, a live fast ball, and there is a lot to work with right there. And it just seems like Gary, the Mariners organization really does a really good job of cultivating relievers, getting them through the minor leagues or from other organizations and then get them into the big leagues and make them even better.
Two guys when you face Kansas City you have to be careful of. Sal Perez, Bobby Wit Jr. went two for five, scored a couple times, doubled. Sal Perez, he did big damage. Three for five, two doubles, drove in three. Those are the two guys. If you keep them quiet, you’ll handle Kansas City for the most part. Well, most nights, but that didn’t happen tonight.
You think that Perez eventually is going to slow down, you know, the wear and tear, but uh against the Mariners, he’s been mighty tough and tough against a lot of other teams as well. He’s I think he’s putting together a Hall of Fame career, a resume.
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Well, Royals take game two of the series and the Mariners will look to get a good start coming up tomorrow. Tonight just wasn’t a good start for Emerson Hancock. So, we’ll see if the Mariners can bounce back tomorrow. 6-3 final tonight. Taking the ball, Logan Gilbert tomorrow. Logan takes the ball against KC. Last time out against the Rangers, he was kind of cruising along into the sixth inning.

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